Otjiwarongo-based outfit Life Fighters gaffer Agnus Elemu is strongly convinced that this weekend’s round of matches will mark a crucial turning point in their Debmarine Premiership campaign, as they prepare to face a tough and equally-determined Orlando Pirates.
Author: Maurice Kambukwe (Maurice Kambukwe )
Welwitschias looking to bounce back
After going down 22-31 against South African side SWD Eagles in their opening match of the Mzanzi Challenge last weekend, the Windhoek Draught Welwitschias are determined to bounce back and coach Chrysander Botha has sent a stern warning to the Falcons.
Mwiya hails increased NSC budget allocation…as commission gets N$17.5m
Chief administrator of the Namibia Sports Commission (NSC) Freddy Mwiya has welcomed the increased budget allocation to the commission, which will see it getting an allotment of N$17.5 million for the 2023/24 fiscal year.
Nghutenanye: I am ready to take on the big guns…as he successfully defends title
Following a commendable fourth-round knockout win against South Africa’s Theo Nxayiphi at the weekend, Namibia’s Fillemon Nghutenanye has now set his eyes on much bigger opportunities and highly-rated opponents.
Gunners still fancy title ambitions despite defeat
Mighty Gunners, the defending champions of the MTC Netball Namibia Premier League (NNPL), on Sunday suffered their first defeat of the season at the hands of Navy Netball Club.
Stars’ great form continues
African Stars, the log leaders of the Debmarine Premiership, continued their impressive winning streak on Saturday.
Mulunga hails Magic’s teamwork
Tura Magic are showing no signs of slowing down in this season of the FNB Women’s Super League, after thrashing Namib Daughters on Saturday 6-0, and Magic captain Lovisa Mulunga has said the win came as a result of teamwork.
Gure happy with Tura Magic’s good run…league title remains objective
Tura Magic Ladies gaffer Shama Gure has applauded his charges for not losing track of their main objective this season, which is to win the league title.
I am disappointed – Tjongarero …as WA introduces new rules
Sports Minister Agnes Tjongarero has expressed disappointment with the World Athletics (WA) over its new rule, banning athletes with high levels of testosterone from competing.
Our mission is to qualify – Benjamin
Head coach of the Namibia national senior football team Collin Benjamin said they will do everything in their power to qualify for the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon).